Following an exhaustive and entirely non-scientific poll via Twitter and on our Facebook page, this week's readers' panel will be on just one album – Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space by Spiritualized.

Released in 1997, with special-edition packaging designed to look like prescription medicine and featuring "dosage instructions", the album is regarded by many as Jason Pierce's best work.

It beat Radiohead and the Verve's self-important, overrated indie rock to the top of the NME's 1997 albums poll by mixing really loud songs about getting high with breathtakingly beautiful love songs and crazed free-jazz episodes.
Like a space-rock Ray Charles, Pierce is a master of making universal songs that make the listener think every line is about them. For anyone not as hopelessly addicted to Spiritualized as me, this record is the best place to start working on your habit.

We'd like to know what you think about Ladies and Gentlemen ... This Friday on guardian.co.uk/music we'll be publishing a selection of reviews from readers. If you'd like the chance to be included, visit the dedicated album page here and write your review in the text entry box by 9am on Friday 2 March.